Conan #5/1996
In "Det mörka brödraskapets talisman," Conan is imprisoned and forced to turn a massive millwheel, but when he escapes with Gath—a young man whose bride was stolen on their wedding day by nobleman Thoyaga—their journey leads them to Thoyaga’s castle under false pretenses. There, they find Frikka, the stolen bride, who has grown comfortable in her new life and has no desire to return home. Written by Charles Dixon and Henrik Brandendorff, with art by Mike Docherty and inks by Dave Simons, this 1996 Semic issue features a cover by Earl Norem.
In "Det mörka brödraskapets talisman," Conan finds himself hunted after capturing the thief Har Nomagon—only to discover he's unwittingly become the target of every rogue and scoundrel in the land, all chasing a stolen gem he doesn’t even know he carries. The stone, taken from the sinister Dark Brotherhood, a coven of sorcerers, has drawn the wrath of those who will stop at nothing to reclaim it.
In "Hjulet," Conan, imprisoned and forced to turn an immense millwheel, escapes with Gath—a young man whose bride was stolen on their wedding day by the noble Thoyaga. Under the guise of securing a ransom from Thoyaga’s fortress, the pair infiltrate the slumbering castle, only to find that Gath’s betrothed, Frikka, has grown comfortable in her new life and has no desire to return home.
In "Kapitel 6: Mörkret... och gryningen" from Conan #5/1996, the world stands at the edge of transformation—ancient empires crumble, ice advances from the north, and the very land is reshaped by forces beyond mortal understanding. As the tides of history turn, the stage is set for a tale of survival, myth, and the dawn of a new age.
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